By Ollie Irish
Back from week off, tanless but refreshed and ready to fight for fourth place, like everyone else in the Prem. I missed you ALL.
We kick off with the best photos of Chelsea’s utterly predictable and relatively comfortable win at Molineux, which came courtesy of two goals from the relentless boot of Didier Drogba:
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I think you do an injustice to wolves by saying the win was ‘comfortable’ – considering the gap in the league between the teams. 4-0 at the bridge was comfortable. Chelsea had to make a couple of great saves and a goal-line clearance or 2 on Saturday and Drogba was the difference. A comfortable win wouldn’t have relied on 2 wolves defensive mistakes.
I agree with gamblino. As a Chelsea fan I was more relived than happy by the result. Wolves caused us much more trouble than necessary. Petr Cech was by far the best player for Chelsea.